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Family Knots

by @alexander-daniel

you taught me how to tie my shoes yet they still come undone from time to time no blame or shame in that yet you continue to try and tie me down with your own insecurities your lack of community your lack of self-worth it's not my job to untie your knots because I am still trying to take apart mine these knots have been a part of me for far too long sometimes I wonder what life would be like if someone else taught me how to tie my shoes
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Aug 2, 2022
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#family#time#life#sadness
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